Betty who’s absolutely everywhere these days (where the hell does she get the energy?) has teamed up with HoodieBuddie.com to start her own line of clothing, a portion of the proceeds which will go to the Morris Animal Foundation.
Naturally, a video of this partnership has gone viral, in which Betty hysterically shows us the proper way to run a sweat-shop.
We asked for her, we got her, she killed it.
Betty White hosted Saturday Night Live last night, bringing with her the laughs and the ratings (the show’s best in over 18 months).
Betty got the gig from fan demand that started on Facebook, which she acknowledged during her opening monologue, saying that she never heard of it until now, then adding, ”Now that I know what it is, it sounds like a huge waste of time. I would never say that the people on it are losers, but that’s only because I’m polite.”
Heh.
Betty was even great playing off the normally wretched MacGruber skits, as his somewhat inappropriate Grandmother. Since someone had the bright idea to make an actual movie out of these skits coming out later this month, SNL showed three of them (I admit I laughed, but a three minute sketch does not a basis for a movie make).
Check out the clip below, one of the funniest skits I’ve seen in a long time.
A musical tribute to Betty White by the gent that brought us The Q Guide to the Golden Girls.
Happy Hump Day!
Mark your calenders or set your DVR’s for this one.
Betty White will host Saturday Night Live on May 8th in a show dedicated to Mother’s Day, showrunner Lorne Michaels confirms.
The 88 year old actress and comedienne got the gig in large part due to outpouring of support from fans that started on a Facebook drive after she appeared in a Snickers commercial during the Superbowl.
In addition to Betty White, SNL alumni Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Molly Shannon will also appear.
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